google

In modern society, a verb used to indicate that you are performing an intellectual search on the Internet. In general, this word is used even when search engines other than Google.com are used.

Teacher: What is the capital of the United States?
Donald Trump: Let me google that for you... *uses Yahoo*

by imagoofygoober123 January 11, 2019

Google sure!

When you're so goddamn SURE about SOMETHING.

"How sure you bout that?"

"I'm google sure! about that bruh"

by Hashvick July 25, 2022

Google

Very popular search engine, also a company owning YouTube and more. The popular Google products include Google search, docs, drive, maps, and YouTube.

Do you use Google? Most people do.

by SkeletonGuy November 13, 2018

Google Debunker

A term coined by TikTok creator Filip Zieba, who often covers conspiracy theories and pseudoarchaeology. It is used (by Filip himself) to shame and/or dissuade skeptics of Filip's content by calling them "google debunkers" and implying that a Google search that would disprove his misinformation is itself the misinformation.

"The Google Debunkers out there will claim that this is 'giant sloth' skeleton is real, but come on, it's obviously a primordial giant human."
(shows a picture of a Megatherium, a real extinct species of giant sloth)

by Do your own academic research! May 14, 2024

Search Google or type a URL

You're so bored that you're just typing rubbish into your computer.

"GAAH IM SO BORED"

"Me too."

"i literally just type Search Google or type a URL in google thats how bored i am"

"damn you really are bored"

by im a random bored guy April 17, 2024

pee pee Google animation

It's a pee-pee term for Google animations and movements, or it's the same as Google Doodle games. Google's video animations are so fluid and pee-pee that they appear to be an advanced version of Android's basic shapes legend.

The pee pee Google animation is so pee pee!

by NoahA2010 September 16, 2025

Google Widow

A spouse of a Google employee. A Google Widow spends most of her/his time alone due to their spouse's extreme working conditions, such as early mornings, late nights, and work trips. The Google Widow's situation is also pronounced by the fact that when her/his spouse is physically present, the quality of connection is often poor, as spouse is frequently consumed with stress due to work. Google Widows rarely interact with their spouse without having to compete with a computer, a phone, or other tech gadget that keeps them hooked to work. Though Fortune Magazine consistently ranks Google as the best place to work, Google Widows have complex and conflicted feelings about such an assertion.

Gloria, the Google Widow, will probably come to the party without Tom. Again.

by fiddlehead July 23, 2016